Innovation, yes, but will this prize-winning idea drive real change in air cargo?

11/03/2019

It’s the eve of IATA’s World Cargo Symposium, this year in Singapore.

It’s the usual suspects, and the usual topics; but tomorrow also brings IATA’s third Innovation Awards, with a prize of some $20,000 at stake to help the winning team develop its idea.

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